How to Say ‘Are you stressed too?’ in German
Bist du auch gestresst?
bist doo owkh geh-SHTREST
[bist doo owkh geh-SHTREST]
💬 Usage Tip: Yes/no questions start with the verb: Bist du...?. Turn Du bist müde around to get Bist du müde?.
Phrase Breakdown
Bist du auch
bist doo owkh
Are you also
'bist' is 'are' for 'du'. 'auch' means 'also'. Its 'ch' is a throaty sound, like clearing your throat softly.
Bist du auch hier?
Are you here too?
Words in this phrase
Bist
[bist]
are
Second person singular present tense of 'be'.
Bist du müde?
Are you tired?
du
[doo]
you
The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.
Du bist schön.
You are beautiful.
auch
[owkh]
also / too
Used to say also or too when returning a wish or adding something.
Auch nach dem Karriereevent sollten wir in Kontakt bleiben.
We should stay in touch after the career event too.
gestresst?
geh-SHTREST
stressed?
Borrowed from English but said the German way: 'ge-SHTREST', with 'st' sounding like 'sht'.
Ich bin oft gestresst.
I'm often stressed.
Words in this phrase
gestresst
[geh-SHTREST]
stressed
Adjective for feeling under pressure or tension.
Sie ist heute sehr gestresst.
She is very stressed today.
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